Compliance & Regulation


Partners fined for sitting on almost 1,000 residual balances

1 May 2020

Four partners in a Welsh law firm have been fined for sitting on 979 residual balances, totalling over £468,000, for “lengthy periods of time” and where there had been no activity for six months.


SRA paralegal banned after child offences conviction

1 May 2020

A paralegal who was working at the Solicitors Regulation Authority has been banned from the profession after being jailed for online sexual offences involving children.


Solicitor who lied about lost documents to appeal strike-off

23 April 2020

A former junior solicitor who was struck off after lying about losing documents she was working on while acting for the Solicitors Regulation Authority, is appealing against the decision.


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